# : RWU :: KPN : %
Logic: Each letter shifts by +1, +2, +3 respectively.
For, KPN → ?
⇒ K +1 → L
⇒ P +2 → R
⇒ N +3 → Q
⇒ KPN → LRQ
Now, apply reverse to find # from RWU:
⇒ R −1 → Q
⇒ W −2 → U
⇒ U −3 → R
⇒ # = QUR
Now, check options for matching pattern:
SXV → RWU (−1, −2, −3)
and
JOM → KPN (+1, +2, +3)
Here, pattern matches perfectly.
Important Questions from Coding By Analogy
If ‘black’ is called ‘red’, ‘red’ is called ‘white’, ‘white’ is called ‘brown’, ‘brown’ is called ‘yellow’, ‘yellow’ is called ‘blue’ and ‘blue’ is called ‘green’, then what is the colour of blood?
In a certain code language, if Delhi is called Mumbai, Mumbai is called Jaipur, Jaipur is called Durgapur, Durgapur is called Chandigarh, and Chandigarh is called Jodhpur, then which city is the capital of Rajasthan?
If ‘book’ is a table, ‘table’ is a ‘fan’, ‘fan’ is a ‘chair’ and ‘chair’ is a ‘pencil’, on which of the following will a person sit?
If banana is apple, apple is grapes, grapes is litchi, litchi is nuts, nuts is guava, which of the following is a yellow fruit?
In a code language, monkey is called lion, lion is called tiger, tiger is called elephant, and elephant is called bison. Then, as per the words used in that code language, which one of the following will have black and yellow stripes over its body?
